Further debugging and google points to a header("Location: $loginUrl")
redirect statement in a script that is evoked when the user attempts
to log in via our intranet SingleSignOn (the script is located in an
SSO-protected folder and merely captures the http_referrer and
redirects right back to it.)
Apparently this statement clears the superglobals. I have tried
placing the session_close() statement before the header statement
without success.
On 5/30/06, Brian Carpenter <hopespoppa(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Any brainstorms why the following would produce null
output when
placed near the 'bottom' in Localsettings.php?
$sso_ID = $_SERVER['HTTP_SSO_ID'];
error_log( SSO ID=".$_SERVER['HTTP_SSO_ID']."\n",3,
'c:\wiki\errorlog.txt' );
error_log( SSO ID=".$sso_ID."\n",3, 'c:\wiki\errorlog.txt' );
HTTP_SSO_ID is can be output by visiting page test.php, which contains:
<?php
$sso_ID = $_SERVER['HTTP_SSO_ID'];
print "The SSO ID is $sso_ID<br />";
?>
Thanks,
Brian